You will no longer be receiving your data from a hardcoded data file, but rather implementing the fetch API for accessing the data from provided Endpoints in the table below:
Note: The expectation for Mod 2 is that you will avoid using async/await. We know async/await is tempting, but it is important that you are able to work with the approaches that pre-date the introduction of async/await. Consider doing some research on Promise.all().
Once you’ve got fetch working, delete your hardcoded data file! Make sure you are not using this data file for your testing. Instead, create smaller sample datasets in their own file to use for testing.
You will no longer be receiving your data from a hardcoded data file, but rather implementing the fetch API for accessing the data from provided Endpoints in the table below:
Note: The expectation for Mod 2 is that you will avoid using async/await. We know async/await is tempting, but it is important that you are able to work with the approaches that pre-date the introduction of async/await. Consider doing some research on Promise.all().
Once you’ve got fetch working, delete your hardcoded data file! Make sure you are not using this data file for your testing. Instead, create smaller sample datasets in their own file to use for testing.